Giant and Lawn Games
Cornhole Rentals
Two regulation boards, eight bags and a throwing lane that turns a strip of empty lawn into the busiest corner of the event. The LEDs are why it is still busy after the light has gone.
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Specifications
Two lit boards and eight bags.
Solid wood at the regulation two by four feet, with LEDs set into the boards and folding legs underneath. The lights run four to six hours, which covers an evening from sunset onwards. Bags are canvas over a plastic resin fill at 16 oz each.
| Board size | 2 × 4 ft, regulation |
|---|---|
| Boards | 2, solid wood, LED-lit |
| LED runtime | 4–6 hours |
| Bags | 8 — 4 grey, 2 blue, 2 brown |
| Bag build | Canvas, plastic resin fill, 16 oz each |
| Board weight | 17 lb each, 34 lb per set |
| Legs | Folding |
| Use | Indoor and outdoor |
Where the lane goes
Six events that organise themselves around it.
Company barbecues
Expect an informal tournament to form without anybody suggesting one. That is the game doing its job. It is also the reason to place the lane where you want people to gather.
Evening receptions
Regulation play puts the boards 27 feet apart front to front, so the lane runs longer than that once throwers are standing behind them. Send the length you have.
Tailgate-style activations
The set moves during an event. The legs fold and a board is 17 lb, so a lane can be re-aimed once you see where the crowd actually stands rather than where the plan put them.
Anything running past sunset
This is the only lawn game here that does not end when the light does. Four to six hours of runtime is a full evening. The lit holes are what people aim at once the grass has gone dark.
Indoor function rooms
It plays perfectly well on a hard floor. The constraint indoors is length rather than height — a regulation lane is a ballroom measurement, not a breakout-room one.
Gravel and hardstanding
The set works on gravel with something under the boards to stop the legs sinking. Bags land harder on stone than on grass, which is worth knowing before you site the lane.
What usually goes beside it
The other end of the same lawn.
Cornhole holds a lane for as long as the bracket lasts, which leaves everybody not currently throwing with nothing to do. Axe darts takes that overflow standing up: one tall target, a short queue and no lane to keep clear. It needs a power outlet, so plan the two together.
See the giant axe darts